Undervaluation of community wealth

Name(s): 
Ignorance of non-monetary values of traditional communities
Devaluation of indigenous cultural appreciation
Claim 
Value is only attributed to information and resources when they enter external markets, and prices do not reflect the actual environmental and social costs of products. These result in ignorance of non-monetary values, notably in local communities. The knowledge and managed resources of indigenous communities are therefore ascribed no value and are assumed to be free for others to acquire as property.
Broader 
Undervaluation of public assets
Aggravates 
Abuse of cultural values
Undervaluation of forests
Disregard for intrinsic value of nature [in 19 loops]
Lack of indigenous environmental rights
Proprietary possession of common resources [in 3 loops]
Aggravated by 
Commercialization of nature
Shallow environmental ethics
Undervaluation of asset replacement costs
Economic undervaluation of environmental processes
Inappropriate projection of values onto other cultures
Strategy(ies) 
Developing business strategies with traditional groups for biodiversity conservation
Commercializing good causes
Type 
(F) Fuzzy exceptional problems